So, Sell Me Kings

yeah if you want self-catered and you are lazy, go to one of the appartments. If you want self-catered and you don't mind a bit of a trek if you get a good atmosphere, choose Hampstead. If like me, you don't want to be arsed cooking, you want great failities, want to meet a truly diverese set of people, and want to live in the best part of London, go Intercollegiate. Once more, International Hall FTW!

relax a bit guys she was just asking for your advice. I've got an interveiw coming up soon and i'm curious about what the uni is going to be like but i have to say no one has to sell me london. I love the place. I don't know how you can possibly be unsure, people either love it or hate it, i come from coventry (right next to bham) and i would love to get an offer from KCL largely due to the fondness i have for london. I think you have to ask yourself some questions if you're still unsure about the city...

Ahh, finally going the way I wanted it to! Thanks all.

Now, in a COMPLETE and utter turnaround, I'm now more into King's than I am of Birmingham (lots of people I know from school going to Bham and more worringly so far 4 are planning on doing the course I want!) so unless I really do hate it, I'll be FTFADIA (Feeling the fear and doing it anyway) and trying London life.

I'm def going to go intercollegiate, sooo (besides international - what makes it so good? ) any opinions on the halls, which is not too far from KCL Strand Campus whilst also being a v decent place to live with an awesome, immense social life!?
And on the open days is there an opportunity to see these halls, this is given the fact I will not have a CLUE where I am when I'm in London so I can't just pop over!

It's a departmental open day...Any difference whatsoever?! Or will it still no show.

I dont think you'll get to see the halls on a departmental open day. Not only is it a bit inconvenient to travel there as a group, but there's people living there so you cant exactly go in their bedrooms and stuff now I would say. If they do one, it must be in summer when they're empty.
You'll just take a look at the strand building, student union and library, and with the amount of walking involved, you'll be glad it's over! Although saying that, everything looks really nice, it just takes a while to walk to the library etc.

The only good thing about King's is the wenches who frequent the hogshead on half-price Mondays. Other than that, it's nothing remarkable - for remarkable see LSE.

Actually there are 360 degree photos of most of the halls. I found them myself after I applied, surely anyone bright enough to even be considered for KCL can work it out for themself

Prequel I agree with you 100%.

By which you are indirectly subscribing to the view that all LSE women are ugly.